General Reports

[StLouisMo2010]

I am returning to Thailand for 7th time in April, will primarily be in Pattaya, but I am creating my itinerary (12 days) which may include some day trips to Cambodia, or the Islands. I may not want to take along my big suitcase. Are there any facilities at the airport which will hold luggage for a few days?

Second. I love fishing, inland, any one have information on locations, guides, facilities which they recommend- I found several not be be dependable.

I like to mix tourism, good food, and good hotels on my visits, and a few ladies, so I will appreciate your help, and I can be called upon for information as well. Cheers.

[Horatio]

My experience for what it's worth. I thought it would be hard to get women to let me photograph or videotape them. Almost all were okay with letting me take a picture of them clothed. One would not let me take a photo of her face but let me photo her tits. I asked a woman I was in bed with to let me take a photo of her topless and she reluctantly let me after a bit of cajoling. She started to give me a blow job and a I reached for the camera to photo. I was just teasing her and said so but she got excited about the idea and had me pick back up the phone and tape it. She watched the video several times and over a few days would en our age me to video her blowing me. She loved to watch them and would position things so the lighting was correct, or hand me the camera before starting. She was very concerned I never show anyone and made me promise numerous times not to.

Another woman would let me take nude photos of her. In close pictures of her pussy or ass, and pictures of her nude. She let me take videos of her dressing and some photos of me fingerings her. But she never wanted to look at them afterwards. I never asked to set up the camera to get a better video. I would just hand hold it, so they are not as good as the first woman's videos.

I asked one woman to take nude photos of her, but she wanted to participate in some beauty pageant in the future and was worried they would show up somewhere and said no.

I wish I had asked more women for pictures. I just assumed they would say no so didn't ask. The 2 I spoke about above, I had weeks long relationships with, so that might be part of why they let me.

Anyway, if you want to videotape or take photos, just ask. Many will say okay. None seemed to be bothered by me asking.

[Rob Jones]

Yes. Sad times in that respect.

We arrived on Saturday and through pretty quick.

[Crocodilexp]

It's absolutely possible to have your visa denied.

It certainly happens. No need for second hand info. I was personally denied a tourist visa at one of the Thai consulates (although I complied with all the requirements and obtained visas there before at the same place without a problem). And a few weeks later obtained the same visa type at a different consulate, with LESS documentation.

They didn't tell me the reason, just a receipt with a "visa refused" written, so I can only speculate, but the refusal was probably due to them not liking the number of previous Thai visas in my passport (about 4-5 over several years, does not seem excessive to me, nor to the other consulate).

[Wimble]

I meant to say APEC Business Card.

Good to hear. Look at the APEC business next time.

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[Wimble]

Good to hear. Look at the APEC business next time.

I am visa exempt in Vietnam. So I just go back the same way I came. If Mexicans can cross into the United States, if Cambodians can cross into Thailand, what do you think an highly educated individual with more than enough money to play with can do when needing to get somewhere? Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand. 3 countries with poor fishing villages that have unregulated trade with each other. All I know is I'm enjoying Bangkok now and will be in Pattaya next week. At least I'm not sleeping on the streets!

[HorneeFalang]

These days it takes longer to get through immigration than it does for the bags to arrive, unless you're flying business class and can use the express lane. I went through immigration a few months ago and the line was back down to the duty free shops.

Yes. Sad times in that respect.

[MonkeyPaw]

OK MonkeyPaw. Hehe. If I were you, I would clean up the Vietnam portion. I believe travel agencies can keep renewing your tourist visa for you and keep you current. You can probably find a legit way to get a LT visa in Thailand though being a pussy expert probably does not qualify! LOL. Good luck and keep on posting.

I am visa exempt in Vietnam. So I just go back the same way I came. If Mexicans can cross into the United States, if Cambodians can cross into Thailand, what do you think an highly educated individual with more than enough money to play with can do when needing to get somewhere? Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand. 3 countries with poor fishing villages that have unregulated trade with each other. All I know is I'm enjoying Bangkok now and will be in Pattaya next week. At least I'm not sleeping on the streets!

[Wimble]

OK MonkeyPaw. Hehe. If I were you, I would clean up the Vietnam portion. I believe travel agencies can keep renewing your tourist visa for you and keep you current. You can probably find a legit way to get a LT visa in Thailand though being a pussy expert probably does not qualify! LOL. Good luck and keep on posting.

Thanks for the advice and help, but Monkeypaw is classic.

Just in case, you had doubts. Look at the dates in the conversation photos attached, bit out of order. Click on my profile and follow my ISG posts to see my locations. You'll get the idea soon enough. Monkeypaw is always a step ahead in matters like this. Why would I do so much work to create fiction? It's not like it's the end of the world and Monkeypaw has nothing else to do, right? Enjoy!

[StLouisMo2010]

I'm sure Thai train travel is very slow but I have always wanted to take a short train trip. Preferably not a trip that starts at 6:30AM like the BKK-Pattaya route. Has anybody taken the train from BKK to Hua Hin? Or for that matter the boat service from Pattaya to Hua Hin? I'd be curious what that is like.

I took a train from "Ekonomoi Station" BKK to "Ayuthaya" (sorry about the spelling), it was maybe two hours, mixed locals and tourists, interesting areas to see, and once at Ayuthaya enjoyed the sites with a "tut tut" for a few hours, then took a mini-van back to BKK, all doable alone but I had a nice Thai lady with me to do the logistics and relax with when we got back to BKK hotel.

I think the ruins in Ayuthaya are more impressive than the Temples in BKK.

The train had open windows, vendors selling food and beverage, it got quite full over the trip but not terrible, not too rough, I would do it again, I think it was 40 baht per person.

[Hotman 666]

If you want to try a SHORTER train journey then BKK to Kanchanaburi may be worth a try.

I took this trip a few years ago.

From BKK I seem to remember it took about two hours and the cost was 100 Baht.

The train had wooden seats and open side windows. At each stop locals got on selling hot food and drinks.

I ended up sharing a bottle of Thai whisky with the "friendly neighborhood drunk" so the trip was good fun.

Also enjoyed my few days stay in Kanchanabury (Bridge over the river Kwai.).

See my short report from 2012. (Post #1423 )

http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?1034-Other-Areas&p=1331565[/URL]#post1331565.

Enjoy,

Hotman.

[Wimble]

Actually have heard of people denied visas. I am with you on the sprinkling. Now, many jurisdictions are digitizing their entry and exit scans so you can get red flagged and make future passages cumbersome. Even if the fault is not yours and immigration messed up. They are hard to clear up.

Think Monkey is going to burn Vietnam because he will be overstaying, no exit record, and Thailand, when they catch him. His next entries and exits will raise red flags and lead to big problems. A nice rest at their facilities. It is not like the old days where changing a passport or getting a fake stamp solves the problem because hard to match the records.

You see people being led away from the interview rooms at airports all the time. Saw a guy in a suit being led away in Singapore last month. Looked like a regular businessman.

That's the problem. If he's writing this with fiction sprinkled in between, it's problematic because now people will actually think they can get their visa denied.

I too am reading and I'm thinking that while he is writing I don't have to buy any novels to read.

Ahhhh. Was not following the posts. But the last ones were the ones I read and wanted to give MonkeyPaw a heads up in that he cannot leave by official channels and he is in for a world of hurt if he is stopped by authorities.

Even his hotel / residence could turn him in if they checked the stamps on his passport. I have had front desk girls flip through my passport or even make a copy of the front page in some countries. They try to hide it behind the counter but I am very wary of such things.

[Paolo99]

I'm sure Thai train travel is very slow but I have always wanted to take a short train trip. Preferably not a trip that starts at 6:30AM like the BKK-Pattaya route. Has anybody taken the train from BKK to Hua Hin? Or for that matter the boat service from Pattaya to Hua Hin? I'd be curious what that is like.

I took the train once from Chiang Mai to BKK, and I think I was in the economical class with small fans everywhere and windows wide open. It took more than 20 hours. Would never do it again, such a pain in the ass.

[Paolo99]

That's the problem. If he's writing this with fiction sprinkled in between, it's problematic because now people will actually think they can get their visa denied.

It's absolutely possible to have your visa denied. I come from a western European country and it's been a while that they are being more strict with the visa delivering. For example you have to be out of Thailand for at least 3 month before being able to get a new visa. Nowadays they also only deliver the single entry visa (for tourists).

[Paolo99]

Even his hotel / residence could turn him in if they checked the stamps on his passport. I have had front desk girls flip through my passport or even make a copy of the front page in some countries. They try to hide it behind the counter but I am very wary of such things.

Every each of them do check the validity of your passport and if you have the stamps on it and keep a copy of it. Even in the apartment types of residence. Once I was asked to produce again my passport after having checked in in an apartment in Pattaya because they couldn't see clearly the stamps on the copy they made of my passport.